... r their club. they were sold out long before closing time.
At the opposite end of the indoor area, was a cake and coffee stall which was a great comfort in the cool weather. It probably would be a gre ...
... almost expected that businesses nowadays have a website as people increasingly turn to their computers for information on suppliers, producers, clients and new opportunities. And by having a website the ...
... to India or other parts of South Africa, many of those who settled with their families became successful farmers and hence as asset to their new-found "home".
These first inhabitants were joined in 18 ...
... goes to Amabele Poles who donated a large quantity of wood even after they had suffered greatly from a fire in their factory.
The Khologha Forest is the second largest indigenous forest in South Africa ...
... South Africa. The evergreen species occur mainly in the southern and eastern parts of the country.
Several members of the genus are noted for their extremely rapid flowering response to natural bush ...
... n pursuance of their magic. Legend has it that Mt. Thomas was the domain of these healers who used to ascend its slopes to gather muti to strengthen and protect the warriors of the tribe. It was a mounta ...
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Watsonias can be grown by seed or propagated by dividing their corms. They enjoy full sun, need well drained soil and are easy to grow. They flower from early spring to summer. Hybrids have been successfully ...
... email info@ offcamberadventures.co.za, www.offcamberadventures.co.za.
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The route, named after the battle of Slagboom, has five sections that wind their way along the Suurberg. To ...
Country Life Magazine April 2015
Stutterheim certainly has a tense history but is now quite the magnet for nature lovers.
Getting the churches to ring their bells simultaneously for ten minutes for ...
... alternatives to ordinary products. The hotel market has seen this need by travellers to minimize their carbon footprint and thus many of South Africa’s hotel owners are stepping up to the mark and utilizing ...
... flow to where the streams drip from rocks at their sources.
Once we’d found a place to park my bakkie next to an old logging road, there was really no knowing what was over the hill until we got there. ...
... here are only nine of their kind in South Africa. ...
... are radially arranged around the top of the stalk. The flowers can range from white to dark pink and have a delicate fragrance. Crinum Macowenii produce large amounts of nectar for their pollinators; sometimes ...
... for restitution.
Inside visitors begin their ‘Cata experience’ in the indoor part of the museum, where they will find exhibits of world class standard.
Outside is a 20km guided walk along a professionally ...
... from B.K. Administrations, Amatole District Municipality and others, which have enabled the museum to be extended. Visitors to the museum have also been generous with their donations. Without all the help ...
... and grandeur of travel in the past. Their collections are extensive and range over many, many years.
The Rock Art Centre has been exquisitely built and reflects the feeling of a cave. Painted entranc ...
... Black Eagles (Aquila verreauxii) nest on the cliffs; Giant Eagle Owls (Bubo lacteus) laze away the days on trees in the gorges; Trumpeter Hornbills (Bicanistis bucinator) make their presence known by their ...
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Main accommodation block: 8 rooms/66 beds, with ablutions on each end.
Leader’s rooms: 2 rooms with 3 bed each. One room is ensuite.
Cabins: 4 rooms each with 8 beds and their own toilet/shower,openi ...
... ak while providing peace and tranquility in gorgeous surrounds.
Luxury Canadian style log cabins are built from carefully chosen trees from their own plantation. Each one comprises three en suite bedro ...
... and their pub is warm and welcoming. The beautiful stone church, built in 1888, is the perfect setting for a country wedding.
Eagles Ridge Country House boasts a perfectly romantic setting for an intimate ...
